• A bicyclist was struck by an F-line streetcar this afternoon at 10th and Market Streets. The bicyclist suffered only minor injuries and "jumped off" the bike after apparently turning into the path of the streetcar. [Examiner]
  • Six years after it got displaced by the America's Cup, Teatro ZinZanni won unanimous Planning Commission approval to return to the Embarcadero. In addition to rebuilding its circus-like tent on a lot between Vallejo and Davis, Teatro Zinzanni will also be building a hotel, and no one spoke against the project at Thursday's meeting. [SF Business Times]
  • The victims of the freeway shooting on I-880 in San Lorenzo Thursday evening were driving a stolen vehicle, and have been arrested. The shooters, who got away, were apparently targeting the vehicle, and the one of the uninjured victims had a handgun with them in the car. [KTVU]
  • The next Muni chief will have his or her hands full. The Chronicle goes through five challenges facing prospective candidates for the job. [Chronicle]
  • Con men are dressing up and posing as San Mateo County fire marshals to scam residents out of fees. [ABC 7]
  • The National Interagency Fire Center says "above normal significant fire potential is expected across the mountains and forests surrounding the Bay Area" this summer due to grass growth. [Curbed]
  • The Oakland A's and the Port of Oakland have reached some deal terms for the lease of the Howard Terminal site for their new stadium. [SF Business Times]
  • Curbed brings us an "abridged" history of the Transbay Transit Center, all eight decades worth. [Curbed]